Cash Flow Wealth Strategy
The American CashFlow framework for building wealth around dependable income.
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53 courses across real estate, business acquisition, stock options, private lending, stock market investing and wealth building.
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The American CashFlow framework for building wealth around dependable income.
Generate monthly premium on shares you own — and understand the trade-offs.
What options are, how contracts work and why investors use them.
Financial, operational, customer and legal diligence before you close.
A practical roadmap from first search to signed purchase agreement.
How private lending works, the loan structures investors use and how to protect principal.
Advanced underwriting, capital stacks and asset management for serious multifamily investors.
How apartment buildings are valued, financed and operated — from 5 units to 200.
Institutional underwriting methods adapted for individual investors.
Underwrite a rental line by line: rents, vacancy, expenses, reserves, debt service and returns.
Find, fund, renovate and sell your first flip using the 70% rule and a disciplined scope of work.
How income property creates wealth through cash flow, appreciation, debt paydown and tax benefits.
Recorded live workshop on structuring seller notes and earnouts.
Recorded masterclass: running cash-secured puts and covered calls as one system.
Recorded live workshop: members' deals underwritten in real time.
The Academy's calculators, templates and checklists with guided walkthroughs.
Fund structures, fees, J-curves and direct co-investments.
Farmland, collectibles, royalties, private credit funds and more.
Combine rental, lending, dividend, options and business income into one plan.
Calendars, diagonals, ratio spreads and volatility-based strategies.
Credit spreads, iron condors and the wheel — defined-risk income approaches.
Get paid while waiting to buy quality stocks at prices you choose.
Position sizing, defined risk, assignment risk and portfolio Greeks.
Intrinsic value, time value, implied volatility and the Greeks.
Buying and selling calls and puts, with payoff diagrams you can actually read.
Position sizing, diversification, correlation and drawdown control.
Relative strength, breakouts and momentum risk management.
Identify the price levels where supply and demand repeatedly change hands.
Trend, structure, volume and moving averages as tools for timing and risk control.
How stocks, exchanges, indexes and brokerage accounts actually work.
The first 100 days, leadership transition and value creation levers after closing.
A complete teardown of a $2.3M HVAC services acquisition — projections versus reality.
Purchase agreements, closing checklists, funds flow and day-one readiness.
LOIs, working capital pegs, reps and warranties, and negotiating with owner-founders.
SBA 7(a), seller notes, earnouts and equity partners.
SDE, EBITDA, add-backs and multiples — how small businesses are really priced.
Broker listings, proprietary outreach and building deal flow that fits your thesis.
The full acquisition lifecycle: thesis, search, valuation, diligence, financing and close.
Six small-group sessions reviewing members' real loan scenarios with Rebecca Lindqvist.
Diversify loans by borrower, geography, position and duration.
Promissory notes, deeds of trust, title, insurance — and what happens when a loan goes bad.
Evaluate the property and the person before you lend a dollar.
Real estate-backed lending in practice: pricing loans, servicing and working with borrowers.
The Real Estate Investor capstone: underwrite, present and defend a complete acquisition.
Monte Carlo thinking, scenario modeling and capital stack analysis for complex deals.
Evaluate raw land: access, zoning, utilities, soils and exit options.
Site selection, entitlements, construction budgets and development feasibility.
Direct-to-owner sourcing methods that surface deals before they reach the MLS.
Put discounted properties under contract and assign them ethically and legally.
Office, retail, industrial and self-storage — leases, tenants and valuation.
Conventional, DSCR, portfolio, hard money and seller financing — and when to use each.
A repeatable framework for deciding in under an hour whether a deal deserves a closer look.
Everything you need to understand before buying your first long-term rental.